Salesforce Inc
salesforce.comSalesforce Inc (NYSE: CRM) is an enterprise cloud software company that sells customer relationship management and AI-powered business applications on a subscription basis. Revenue comes predominantly from subscription and support fees, which totaled $39.4B in FY2026 (fiscal year ended January 31, 2026), representing 95% of total revenues of $41.5B. The platform spans sales automation, customer service, marketing, commerce, analytics, and collaboration through Slack, with AI agent capabilities delivered via Agentforce. Salesforce sells directly and through partners to businesses of all sizes across most major markets globally, with industry-specific configurations for financial services, healthcare and life sciences, and manufacturing, among others. The subscription model creates high switching costs: customer data, workflows, metadata, and third-party integrations are deeply embedded in the platform, making migration expensive. Professional services and other revenue contributed $2.1B in FY2026, or 5% of total revenues. Gross profit reached $32.3B in FY2026, a 78% gross margin. Marc Benioff co-founded the company in 1999 and serves as Chair and CEO.
Products & Services
Agentforce (enterprise AI agent platform), Agentforce Sales (sales automation and AI), Slack (collaboration and conversational interface), Salesforce Starter Suite (SMB all-in-one CRM), Data 360 (data connectivity for AI agents), MuleSoft APIs (integration layer), and industry-specific cloud solutions for financial services, healthcare and life sciences, and manufacturing.
Revenue Model
Subscription and support fees are the primary revenue stream, at $39.4B or 95% of total FY2026 revenues. Professional services and implementation fees contributed $2.1B or 5%. Customers pay on a subscription basis, primarily through direct sales and indirect partner channels.
Customers & Markets
Businesses of all sizes, from small and medium-size businesses via Starter Suite to large enterprises. End markets include financial services, healthcare and life sciences, and manufacturing, among others. No customer concentration disclosures appear in the filing excerpts provided.
Geographic Exposure
Global operations across most major markets. The filing cites ongoing investment in domestic and international operations and infrastructure, and a strategy to grow by selling to new customers in new regions, but does not break out specific regional revenue percentages in the provided excerpts.
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